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Anna Lundberg

Executive coach and productivity expert
One Step Outside
Anna Lundberg is a seasoned coach, trainer, and facilitator, dedicated to empowering individuals and organisations to achieve their utmost potential. With a background in marketing at Procter & Gamble, Anna’s expertise extends across global branding, corporate roles, and entrepreneurship, offering a unique blend of insights to her clients. Anna is highly sought-after for her ability to navigate the complexities of today’s business landscape. Her work has involved delivering over 500 workshops, providing tailored coaching for senior executives, as well as designing bespoke solutions for corporate clients and scale-ups. Her commitment to ongoing professional development, including training in coaching, positive psychology, and organisational psychology, ensures she remains at the forefront of industry practices. As the author of several books exploring themes of career advancement, work-life balance, and personal growth, and the host of the Reimagining Success podcast, Anna’s work resonates with those seeking to balance ambitious career goals with personal wellbeing. With firsthand experience managing her career alongside her young family, Anna brings a deeply personal understanding of the challenges of achieving success while maintaining a healthy balance.

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PeopleManagement

Half of organisations looking to cut L&D costs amid economic difficulty, survey reveals

Experts urge organisations not to halt developments and to ‘be more proactive’ with learning investment

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Business Insider

10 things I realized after I quit my job without a plan

Could you quit your job if you had no backup plan? You can easily live on less money than you might think.

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Business Insider

How to make the leap from a full-time job to freelancing without going broke, from a career change coach who made the transition...

Anna Lundberg helps corporate professionals change careers, including one she did herself: going freelance. Here’s her guide to making the move.

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